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How Long Should I Leave the Hose on?
How do you convert "inches of water" to the flow of water that comes out of your hose?read more
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We Like This: Rain Barrels
Be it drought, a watering ban, or simply an aversion to expensive water bills, there are plenty of reasons a rain barrel or two come in handy.read more
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Top 10 Ways to Conserve Water
Water is vital to the life of your garden and yard, yet gardeners often waste this precious resource. Whether your area is suffering from a drought or not, follow these guidelines to cut down on water...
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Soaker Hoses
Soaker hoses offer an efficient way to water plants without waste.read more
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Xeriscaping
In areas of the country where drought is measured in years—years in which winter rain did not replenish the reservoirs—xeriscaping is becoming a way of life in the garden.read more
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Making a Splash
Water-wise gardeners opt for soaker hoses and drip irrigation systems whenever possible, because these methods apply water directly over the root zone of plants and minimize water loss from evaporation...
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How To Install a Rain Barrel
1. Choose a rain barrel made with food-grade plastic that holds at least 55 gallons of water. Locate it uphill from the area you'd like to irrigate, near a downspout, and on a hard, flat surface.read more
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